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Website Redesign

Keep what works. Rebuild what doesn't.

If your current website feels dated, is slow, or has become hard to change, a redesign gives it a clear structure, a modern look and a codebase that's straightforward to maintain.
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The problem

Why it matters.

Websites age. Content piles up, design trends move on, plugins and patches accumulate, and the site no longer reflects the business it represents.

A redesign starts by understanding what the current site does well — content, search visibility, familiar paths — and then rebuilding the rest without losing it.

What you get

Key features.

  • 01

    Audit before design

    We look at what exists before proposing what should change.

  • 02

    Content carried over

    Useful existing content is reorganised and kept, not thrown away.

  • 03

    URL continuity

    Redirects planned for changed URLs to protect existing links and search visibility.

  • 04

    A fresh foundation

    A modern, maintainable build that's easier to extend in future.

Fit

Who it's for.

  • Businesses whose website no longer reflects their brand
  • Sites that are slow or difficult to use on mobile
  • Teams stuck on hard-to-maintain templates or builders
  • Organisations whose services have changed since the site launched

Deliverables

Typically included.

  • Review of the current site's content, structure and performance
  • Updated information architecture
  • New visual design and responsive layouts
  • Rebuilt site with content migrated
  • Redirects from old URLs where pages move

Exact deliverables are confirmed in each project's scope.

Workflow

How it comes together.

  1. Step 1

    Audit

    Content, structure, performance and what visitors use most.

  2. Step 2

    Plan

    New structure, content map and redirect plan.

  3. Step 3

    Redesign

    Visual direction and responsive page designs.

  4. Step 4

    Rebuild & migrate

    Development, content migration, redirects and launch.

Relevant technologies

  • Next.js
  • React
  • Tailwind CSS
  • TypeScript
  • Vercel

FAQ

Common questions.

More answers on the FAQ page.

Will a redesign affect our search rankings?

Changing URLs and content always carries some risk. Planning redirects and keeping useful content reduces it, but no one can honestly guarantee rankings.

Can you keep our existing domain and email?

Yes. A redesign changes the website, not your domain ownership or email setup.

Do we have to change everything at once?

No. Sometimes a phased approach — the most important pages first — makes more sense.

Let's talk about
Website Redesign.

Share what you have in mind — even a rough idea — and we'll suggest a sensible scope and next steps.

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